Book pickup for car and pickup-truck tires, with a separate commercial-tire option up to 120 lb. Choose your quantity and see the full price before booking.
These prices cover automotive tires for cars and pickup trucks. Confirm anything outside the listed scope with our team.
Car or pickup-truck tires.
Select the non-commercial tire option for each car or pickup-truck tire.
Commercial tires, up to 120 lb.
Choose the commercial option and confirm that each tire weighs no more than 120 lb. Count the tires, not a stack or set.
Rims or a different kind of tire?
Send a photo before booking tires still mounted on rims, heavier tires, tractor tires or other equipment tires. The listed options do not establish acceptance of every tire type.
Tire disposal prices in Charleston
First item / additional item
Car or pickup-truck tire$99 / $20
Commercial tire, up to 120 lb$125 / $55
The highest first-item price applies once. Every remaining item uses its additional-item price. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Applicable sales tax is shown before payment.
The city's knowledge base answer to what bulk items the city picks up names four groups: furniture, appliances, televisions and tires, all collected by the Refuse Department. That single sentence is the whole published bulky route for Charleston.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. The city lists furniture, appliances, televisions and tires as items the Refuse Department picks up and publishes no bulky item fee, so the draft does not assert one. Confirm the arrangement with the department before set-out.
When & how
Through the Refuse Department on its own arrangement rather than a published bulky day, which the city does not print.
Get it ready
Keep the items out of the recycling container and separate from bagged household garbage, and contact the department to arrange the pickup because the city publishes no appointment rule, item limit or fee. Anything outside the four named groups should be confirmed before it is set out.
Tires are the fourth item in the city's bulk answer, so the Refuse Department is the published route for a passenger tire rather than a transfer station or a retail counter.
City cost & eligibility
No charge. Tires are named in the city's bulk answer with no published fee, so the draft states the acceptance without asserting a charge or a limit.
When & how
Through the Refuse Department on its own arrangement.
Get it ready
Keep the tire out of the recycling container and out of the garbage bag, and contact the department to arrange the pickup. Because the city publishes no tire limit or fee, confirm how many tires and any charge when the pickup is booked.
Call for furniture, appliances, televisions and tires
The city's published bulky route is a sentence rather than a schedule: the Refuse Department picks up furniture, appliances, televisions and tires. No fee, item limit or appointment rule is printed, so contact the department to arrange the collection and confirm anything outside those four groups before it goes to the curb.
Use a permitted, accessible outdoor spot. Arrange the move out of your home, keep shared access clear and follow your confirmation’s readiness instructions. Check with your building about access or staging limits before booking.
City of Charleston Public Works and Refuse Department, with the Kanawha County Solid Waste Authority
Ask the Refuse Department for a bulky pickup
A city household with furniture, an appliance, a television or a tire to dispose of.
Cost & conditions
No charge. The city names those four groups as items the Refuse Department picks up and publishes no bulky fee, so the acceptance is stated without a price.
Arrange it
Contact the Refuse Department, describe the items and arrange the collection, then set them out as directed rather than on a fixed bulky day.
Only the four published groups, no printed item limit or fee, and anything else has to be confirmed first or routed through the county recycling directory.
Self-hauling in Charleston runs through the city first and the county second. The city Refuse Department picks up furniture, appliances, televisions and tires, and the same weekly trash day carries the recycling, with cardboard, mixed paper, aluminium and steel cans and plastics numbered one and two accepted while glass and the higher numbered plastics are refused. Leaves are bagged for the trash day or raked to the street edge for the supplemental loose leaf collection that starts in early November. For anything outside those routes, the Kanawha County Solid Waste Authority keeps a directory of drop-off locations, naming its own Charleston facility and West Virginia Cashin Recyclables in Nitro for common recyclables and a metals business for metal, and the authority warns that the options change often, so a call before loading is the practical step. Knowledge base: what bulk items the City of Charleston picks upRefuse and Recycling, curbside recycling list and container rulesKnowledge base: what to do with fallen leaves, bagged or raked to the streetKanawha County recycling locations and materials directory
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Before you book
A few things worth knowing.
Tire disposal, from choosing your item to pickup day in Charleston.
How much does tire disposal cost?+
A non-commercial car or pickup-truck tire is $99 first and $20 additional. A commercial automotive tire up to 120 lb is $125 first and $55 additional. Count each tire separately.
How do I book a set of four tires?+
Choose the matching tire type and set the quantity to four. The first tire uses the first-item price and the remaining three use the additional-item price. Review your total before payment.
Do you take tires still mounted on rims?+
Text our team a photo before booking so we can confirm the scope and price for your setup.
Can my tire shop take the old tires?+
Ask the tire retailer or your local waste authority about their collection options and requirements. If the tires are already at home, Dropcurb offers a separately booked outdoor pickup for the listed tire types.
Can I arrange same-day pickup?+
Book by 2pm in the pickup address’s local time for same-day pickup. Checkout shows the available dates for your address. Your booking is for a pickup day, rather than an exact arrival window. We send updates and photos after collection.
Where should I put my items?+
Use an accessible outdoor spot you are allowed to use, and follow the instructions in your confirmation. Keep sidewalks, entrances and vehicle access clear. You arrange any indoor carrying. For a loading dock or a short building access window, confirm the setup with our team before booking.
What bulk items does Charleston pick up?+
The city's own answer is short: the Refuse Department picks up furniture, appliances, televisions and tires. No fee, appointment rule or item limit is published alongside it, so contact the department to arrange the collection, and confirm anything outside those four groups before setting it out.Official guidance
Will Charleston take a tire?+
Tires are one of the four items the city names when it answers what the Refuse Department picks up, alongside furniture, appliances and televisions. No tire fee or limit is published, so contact the department to arrange the collection and confirm the details.Official guidance
What will the City of Charleston pick up?+
The city's own bulk answer names furniture, appliances, televisions and tires for the Refuse Department, and the weekly refuse route carries bagged household garbage with recyclables on the same day. Leaves go out bagged on the trash day or raked to the street edge for the supplemental collection, and anything else, scrap metal above all, goes through the Kanawha County recycling directory.Official guidance
One less thing on your list
Make room for the rest of your day.
Choose the right items and quantities, review your exact total and book your pickup. We keep you updated and send photos afterward.
